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PD-6
DVD Location Recorder (Chapter 3: Names and functions)
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2
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8
(*) V BATT (12 - 24 V). Max 500 mA.
This pin always supplies the voltage regardless of
whether the [POWER] switch is set to “ON” or “OFF”.
(delivers a voltage regardless of the [POWER] switch
setting.)
1
23
4
1
234
1
2
3
PLAY
STOP
REC
4
GND
5
6
7
SHIFT
REW
VBATT *
8
FF
1
2
3
TPB -
TPB +
TPA -
4
TPA +
1
2
3
VBUS
D -
D +
4
GND
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
PLAY
STOP
RECORD
REWIND
F.FORWARD
CUE point registration
PAUSE
SKIP/CURSOR
SKIP/CURSOR
SHIT + STOP
SHIFT + REC
CUE
PAUSE
SHIFT + REW
SKIP/CURSOR
SHIFT + FF
SKIP/CURSOR
5. [REMOTE] connector
This connector accepts parallel remote signals for controlling the PD-6
externally. Connector: MINI DIN 8-pin
You can control the following nine operations remotely.
<Operation>
When a terminal is grounded, the function is active.
Note that you can always control the PD-6 via this connector regardless of the
setting of the [PANEL LOCK] key on the panel.
<Caution>
Pin 7 (DC 12V) supplies the PD-6 operation voltage. If it is short-circuited to
GND, or use it with a heavy load, the PD-6 internal battery life may be exhausted
faster or the PD-6 may generate heat abnormally.
Be careful not to use it with a heavy load or short-circuit it to GND.
7. [USB] connector
Used to connect to a USB keyboard, allowing you to control the PD-6 from the
keyboard (see “Operation from a keyboard” on page 54).
8. [EJECT] lever
Used to remove the internal battery (NP-1 type) from the battery compartment.
9. Battery compartment
Stores the battery (NP-1 type).
6. [IEEE1394] connector
Exclusively used to connect to a PC, allowing you to transfer audio files
between the PD-6 and the PC.